Thanks for the video! My slider window had stopped working some time ago, and after watching this, I found that my seo fuse was blown. After replacing it, the fuse blew immediately. Turns out my wireless charger cable in my console had been pinched at the hinge and was causing the short that was blowing the seo fuse. I popped off the underside of the console door and repaired the wires(all 3 were severed). All good now!
Hello! Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and for sharing that this video was helpful. We are glad to hear that the sunroof and rear window are back to normal operation. Take well care!
Thanks for helping me fix my rear power sliding window in my 2016 GMC Sierra. It was the same 10 amp fuse you noted on the driver side fuse panel. You did an excellent job making this video. I am subscribed!
Hello! Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and for sharing that this was very helpful. Thank you for subscribing to our channel. Take well care!
Hello! Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and for sharing that with this info you were able to fix the sunroof without spending lots of money. Take well care!
Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and for sharing that this was helpful for you. We are happy to help and know that everything works. Take well care!
Hello! Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and we are happy to be able to help you on solving the no power to rear window or sunroof. Hope to be able to meet you as well. Take well care!
Hello! Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and for sharing that this is a money saver by you doing the fuese replacement and don’t have to take it to the dealer or a shop! Take well care!
Hello Dboyd1124! Thank you for taking your time to watch our video and for sharing that it was helpful toward finding the solution on no power to the window. Take well care Dboyd1124!
Hello! We are very happy to hear that this video was helpful and save you money. Sometimes, all we need is just a simple guidance on where to start. Take well care!
@@elchanojoseso my problem is actually a wire shorting out when I close the lid to my center console. I can actually hear the fuse pop when I close it. Do you have a video on how to fix this issue?
Hello! If the fuse is burning after a few weeks, then there might be a problem on the wiring or the operating motor over loading the system. We did not have that problem of the fuse burning again, but if we find any new info about this we will share it. Take well care!
Hello! One thing you can do is lubricating the rails or the areas where the window slides right at for both sun roof and rear window, to allow the windows to open easier with less friction. The motors might be working more than normal do to the friction happening and the fuse overheats causing it to go bad. Try that and see if it helps. Take well care!
All those fuses are good, BUT I have no power coming to that driver side 10 amp fuse. Tested with test light and both sides of fuse are dead. Any idea where that power comes from?
Hello! Driver side seat no power?. We have not yet been on that situation but we will do a video about that and help out with recovering power back to the seat. Take well care!
Hello Sergio! In your case, it sound like the motor might be struggling to close and open and this causes the fuse to overheat and pop. The rails or hides for the sliding mechanics for the glass might need lube to slide freely and put less stress on the motor. Try lubing up and see if that helps. Take well care Sergio!
My third brake light or cab light , the seal or gasket was literally gone with the heat from sun ,so water went in and made a short at the bulb so that made the sunroof and slider widow burn fuse on driver side. So also check that cab light. Thanks for this video
So my rear window works but my sunroof is intermittent. Do you have any ideas what could be going on? I’ve heard the wires are are due to wire chargers which I don’t have
